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From the LONDON GAZEiTh', 41ay 19, 18 10. .Adntiralty-Office, May 19, X lBlO. Copy of a Letter from Captain Lvenotierc, of his Majesty's .Sloop:Orwes, at sea, addresser.' to Admiral Young, at Plymouth, and transmitted by the latter to John Wilson Esq. His Majesty's sloop Orestes, at sea, ivldy 9, 18 io. SIR, I have the satisfaction to' inform you, that I this morning tell - in•with (the Lizard bearing N. E. by E. eight leagues,) and capturedr afte, a chaSe of seven hours, the French schooner privateer La Dorade, mounting ten carriage guns, commanded by Emmanuel Ives Le iloux, with a compliment of foriy , three . rnen, Dar.ng the chase his Majesty's sloop Favourite, joined to leeward, and as we wete chasing before the wind the situation she came in rendered it totally impossible for her to escape, but - it aas not nutil her main and foretop masts were shot away, (which I Am much indebted to the Fa vourite for,) that she brought to • she is perfectly new, the first croize out, and sailed from the Isle de Bas the evening before, and hats not made any eaptUrcs. I have the honour to be, &c. (Sisntd) J. IL LAPENOTIERE. Whitehall, May 19, 18 tO. The King has been pleased to appoint L. H. Fer ri,r, Esq. to be a Commissioner of the Customs in icotlaud, %ice S. Moyse, Esq. resigned. IL/lift-hail, May, 19, 181 O. The King has been pleased to present the Rev. Joseph Coltman, Mister of Arts, to the vicarage of Kirkby, Aloorside, in the county and diocese of York, void by the death of the List incumbent. The King has also been pleased to present the John Campbell ,o the church and parish of North Knapdate, the Presb“..Ty of luverary and shire of ArB,ll, vuid by the death of Mr. Arcnibaid Campbell. lnr-C?ffice, May 19, ti;o. Ist Regiment of. Lire Guards, Sub-Lieutenant jOsepb Kelly -to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Toinkynes promot td. Cornet Charles Theophilus Hall, troin tile 13th Light Dragoons, to be Lieutenant,"by purch.n.e,vice Web ber, who retires i , . 3d Regiment of Dragoons, Edmund Cressweil, Cent, to be Cornet, by purelt"ase. • i . ... 4th Ditto, jaine& Winstanley, Gent. to be Lornei, by pur diase, vi..e Langton promoted. Hospital Mate Gavin Nilson to be Assistant Surgeon, Nice . Jones, proinoted to the Staff. ith Regiment of Light Dragoons, Lieut. Hugh s Price, from the 67111 Fopt, to be Lieutenant, vice Gartside, who ex changes. • tjth Ditto, Cornet A. I. Cloete to be Lieutenant, by pur: chase, vice Stirling, promoted in the 37th Faot. tst Regiment of Pout, Hospital-Mate Atkinson Wilson to be Assistant-Surgeon, vice Morrison, who resigns. Sth Ditto, Hospital. Mate Lucas Pulsford to be Assistant- Surgeon, vice Moore, promoted. totli Ditto, Ensign {allies Taylor, from the Bth West India Regiment, to be Ensign, vice Taylor, who exchanges. 28th Ditto, Lieut loho Carroll to be Captain of a Company, vice Hill, deceased. Ensign I. R. Graliain to be Lieut. vice Erroll. Robert bilitchell, Gent. to be Ensign, vice raharni std Ditto, Major W. A. Johnson to be Lieutenant-Colonel, by purchase, vice Hopkins; who retires. Captain H. itichartison to be Major, by purchase, vice f obnson. Lieut. Edward Whiny to be..Capt:iin of a Company, by purchase, vice Richardson. Ensigii lames Robinson to be Lieut. by pu chase, vice 34th Ditto, taeut Edv‘artt Gregory, from the gsth Foot, to be Lieut. vice Aliix, who exchanges.' Ensign Henry Faui.t to be Lieut. vice French, deceased. 35th Diti ,, , Ensign Thomas Austin, tram the West Mid. . • dlesex blilitia to he Ensign. 39th Ditto, Hospital -Mate Arthur Hamilton to be Assistant. Surgeon,.vice Burgh, deceased. 4zd tvitio, Leutetiatit Netl MacGlashan to be Captain of a Company, by purchase, vice Ogilvie, who retires. En. sign A lexander Dies Jason, !turn the 801... Garrison Battalion, to be Elisio, vice leggett, placed on Flotlt-pa) of the Bth Garrison Battalion. 47th Regiment of Foot, Engign Andrew Lindsay, from the Uumtrieshile Militia, to be Ensign. 48th Ditto; tiospital.mate David Wright to be Assistant- Surgeon, vice trlaxm.ll, deceased. ,both Ditto, de Schanz, Gent. to be Ensign, without puichase, vice flunibold, ‘viio resigns. fames Briscoe - t...att; Gent. to be Ensign, vide Montgomery, who resigns. 67th Ditto, Lieutenant Thomas Gartside, front the I ith Light Dragoons, to be Lieutenant, vice Price, who ex changes. Ensign Alexander Clark to be Lieutenant, out purchase. Robert Gent, to be Ensign, vice Clak. ?ISt Ditto, Lieutenant A. t. M'lntyre to be Captain of a Company, without purchase, vice FalconAr, promoted to the 52d toot. 76th Ditto, Major john Wardlaw, from the 64th Foot, to be Lieutenant-Colonel, by purchase, vice Shawe, who re. tires. Ensign Charles Sach to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Lambe, who retires. 78th Ditto, Ensign and Adjutant Bohn Cooper to have the Rank ot Lieutenant. 84th Ditto, Ensign lohn Spottswood to be lieutenant, with. - out purchase, vice Lewis Fraser, who resigns. S9th Ditto, Captain George West Barnes, from Half-pay of Skerrett's Regiment, to be Captain of a Company, vice Manic, who exchanges. 94th Ditto, - Ensign David Campbell to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Kingdom, promoted. 95th Ditto, Lieutenant W tittam Allix, froin the 34th Foot, to be Lieutenant; vice Gregory, who exchanges. Royal Staff Corps, Quarter Master Serjeaiit Daniel Neatly to be Quarter-Master, vice Geary, appointed to the _3d Garrison, ha . Nil ion. • - Bth West India Regiment, Ensign fames Taylor, from the loth Foot, to be Ensign, v:ce Taylor, who exchanges. sat Ceylon Regintent, ad Luattenant Edward Tench to be ISt Lieutenant, without purclnse. Roll's Regiment, Ensign.-- de Hertenatein to be Lieu tenant, vice During, who resigns. Ensign de May to be Lieutenant. Otto Henry Salinger, Gent. to be Ensign, vice -de Hertenstein. Charles Frederic Gravinan, Gent. tb be Ensign, vice de May. DMun's Regiment,- Captain 1.13. Hirtz, from }LIMN), of the Clusseurs Britanniques, to be Captain of a Company, vice de Marmon, who exchanges. xst Garrison BattaliZni, Ensign john Entinger, from the 7th Garrison Battalion, to be Ensign, vice Ireland, placed on Half-pay ot the 7th Garrison Battalion. zd Ditto, Lieutenant John Wade WeSt, trom the 4th Garri. son Battalion, to be Lieutenant, vice Hastings, who ex. changes. 4th Ditto, Lieutenant Charles Hastings, from the 2d Gar rison, to - be Lieutenant, vice West, who exciia. ges. Bth Royal Veteran Battalion,. Ensign Robert Wilson to he Lieutenant, vice Irwin, deceased. Quarter-Master-lames Booth, troni the 59tn l'oot, to be Ensign, vice Wilson. STAFF. Captain Peter Thornes Ryves, from the 6th Garrison Bat talionl lobe a permanent Assistant in the Quarter-Master.. General's Department,' (with the Rank of Major) vice Nesbitt, promoted. HOSPITAL STAFF. To be Hospital-Mates for General Service.' William Faulkner, Gent. John Crozier, Gent. John H. Sprague, Gent. William Dent, Gent. The King's German Legion-. td Dragoons, Major Charles de onquieres to be Lieutenant. Colonel, with temporary Rank, vice Velthenn, appointed to the Command of the 3il Light Dragoons, Capt. k re ., derick Lender to be Major, with temporary rank, vice fon .juires. Lieut. Lewis I hicle to be Captain, with tempo soy rank, vice Leuder. Lieut. Charles Leschen to be Captain, with tenipur..ry Rank, vice Bermnanit. Cornet BURIDI_ , ;7'T. FIRST REPORT FROM THE SELECT COMMITTEE ON PROCEEDINGS. RELATIVE TO SIR FRA NCIS BUR-- DETT. (Contintd frc.m Saturday.) Your Committee think it expedient to state to the House,.that there are various instances in which persons committed by the House of Com Mons have been brought up by Habeas Corpus before the Judges and Courts of Common Law; and in these cases, upon its appearing by the teturn to . the Ha beas Corpus, that they- . were committed under - the Speaker's Warrant, they have been invariably re manded. 3. Having stated these instances of the manner in which the ads and commiunents of this House have been brought into Judgment in other Courts, and 1 he -consequences of such proceedings, your Commit tee further think it proper, and in some degree con-- 'netted with this subject, to advert to the course which was adopted for staying proceedings in suits brought against Members and their servants, while they ere protected from such suits during .ihe sit t ing'6l Parliament. The roll of Parliament, 8 Ed. IL affords the ! earliest trace which yuor Committee has fOund upon this JUbicti It is a writ from the King, confirmatory of the privilege of being flee iroiu suits in time of Parhament, and is in the following words : Rex mand..vit justiciares suis ad .assisas, just : &c. piendum astignat quod supersedeant caption' corandem utn c..rnites bar. , nes et alii summonati ad Parl re6is suet portes qu.mdiu dictum P,rliatnentum duroverit. There ha,e been various modes of proceeding to enforce this privil4ge. In Dewes's Journal, p. 436, 31 Elz 1588-1589, Friday, 21st of February, yOur Committ ee riot! the following entry :—Upon a mo tion at by Mr, ,Harris, that di%ers Members of this .R.use having writs of Prius brought against them,. to be tried at the Assizes - in sundry places in this realm, to be holden, and k , pt in the Circuits of this present vacation, and that writs of supeisedeas might be awarded in those cases, in re spect of the privileges of this Hou.e, due and apper taining to the Members of • the same ; it is agreed that those,of this Howe which shall have occasion to require such .benefit of privilege in that behalf,- may repair unto Mr. - Speaker, to declare unto hint the state of their cases, and that he; upon his dis cretion (if the casks shall so require) may direat the warrant of this Honse to the Lord Chancellor cf for the awarding of such :writs of supersecloas • accordingly." . But the House used to stay also proceedings by its own authority : sometimes sending the Serjcant at Arms to deliver the person arrested. out of custody : and sometimes by letter from the Speaker to the Judges before whom the cause was to be.tried. : , this latter mode. of proceeding, your Committee find many instances previous to . the 3d of Charles j. Your Committee find a deciiion against the autho rity of such a letter, in the Court of King's Bench; which is reported in the margin of Dyer's Reports, p. 60, and in Latch, pp. 48, and, 15.0. And shortly after the refusal by the Court of King's Beach to no tice this, letter from the Speaker, the Pirliament was clissOlved. There are, however, . many other in stances o! this course of ptoceeding after the'Resto-, ration ; arid in the case of Lord Newburgh . (23d" February, 1669) the House ordered the proceedings to , outlawry to be staid during the Sessions, and the record of the exigents to .beyacated and taken off thefile. . TI e last-ins.ance which your Committee find of such letters having hecn written, occurs in the Lord Bulkeley's case in 1691, in 'which the Speaker is di-, rested to write a letter to the. Prothonotary that he do not make out, and to .he sheriff of the county of Pembroke, that he do not execute any writ where by the I,,rlll9lkeley's possessions may he disturbed until Mr. Speaker shall have examined and reported thematter to the House, and this House fake fur ther order thereon. By 12 and 13 Geo. 111. c. 3. this privilege was curtailed; and further by Stat. 2 and 3 Ann, 2. c. 18.-11 Geo. 11. c.3.—Geo. lII.c. 50. Lord Chief Justice de Grey says, in Crosby's case r " if a Member was arrested before_ the i and 13 W. 111. the moiled in Westminster Halt, was to discharge him by Writ of privilege, under the Great Seal, which was in the nature of a soperse deas to the proceeding. The statute of William has now altered this, and there is no necessity to plead the privilege of a Member of Parliament."— All these Ads merely apply to proceedings against Members in respect of their debts and actions as in dividuals, and not in respect, of their conduct as Members of. Parliament ; and therefore they do not in any way abridge the ancient law and privilege of Parliament, so far as they respect the freedom and conduct of Members of Parliament as such, or the protection which the House may gibe to persons acting under its authority. 4. Upon the whole, it appears to your Commit tee, that the bringing these actions against the Speaker and the Serjeaut, for acts done in obedience , to the orders of this House, is a breach of the privi leges of this House. And it appears, that in the several instances of ac lions commenced in breach of the Privileges of this House, the I- :use has proceeded by commitment, not. only against the party, but against the Soliciror and other persons concerned in bringing such action; but your Committee think it right to observe, that the Commitment of such party, Solicitor, or other persons would not necessarily stop the proceedings in such action. That as the particular ground of . a6lion does not necessarily appear ,upon the writ or upon the decla ration, the Court, before which such action is brought, cannot stay the suit, or give judgment against the Plaintiff, till it is informed by due course of legal proceeding, that such action is brought for a thing'done by order of the House. And it therefore appears to your CoMmittee, 'What even though the House should think fit to commit the Solicitor or other person concerned commencing these actions ; yet it will still be expe dient that the •House shouldk give leave to the Speaket and the Serjeant to appear to the actions, qnd to plead to the same; for thepurpose of bring ing under the knowledge of the Court, the autho rity under which they acted : and if . the House Frederic Baron Bnlow, to be . Lieutenant, vice Thiele. Cot. net Moritz de Claud to be I. cotenant, vice I.es,:/ien. Gen ticno,n-Catiet Frederic William .Kohlstedt to be Cornet, vice lintow. zdlit-Battalion, Gentleman-Cadet Ohle I.indharrt to he ,vice leaner, whose appointment has been can celled., 3d Light Dragoons, Colonel Augustus 13aron Veitheim, tronr the zd Dragoons, to be Colonel-Commandant, yvith tern purary Rank, vice Reden. MEMORANDUM Ensign Scott, of the 72d foot, is superseded, never having joined his Regiment. • f C.iptain Britton, of the Royal West India Rangers, is su perseded, being absent without leave. Deputy. Commissary-General Alexander is dismissed. ERRATUM in the Gazette of the sth Instant. For Ensign French, from the Royal Cheshire Militia, to be Ensign in - the zlrli FoOt—Kead Ensign French, from the Royal Cheshire Militia, to be Ensign i❑ the Bzd Foot. Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Middlesex. TO be Deputy Lieutenants. Thomas Nicoll, Esq. lames Anderson, Esq. Richard 130-:pie, Esq. Th„►nas Haywerth, Esq. Samuel Burkis, Esq. BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED. William Herbert, the younger, of Llanidlos, Montgomery shire, draper, from April 14 to May 21, at ten, at the Star inn,. Manchester. Burt,-ofWilliam Tooley- street, Southwark, Surrey, oil trout May 19 to July 7, at teu, at Guildnall. BANKRUP ICY SUPERS-zDED. lames Dyson, of Liverpool, druggist. BAA'KRUPrs. Thomas Rooke, of Bennet,, .tietttordshire, farmer, to suf . render May 26, at one, 29, at eleven, and tune 33, at one, at Guildhall, London. Attornies, Messrs: lirern and Son, Ware; or Mr. I. Green, jun. Clitibrd's- Lou. don. Elizabeth Toop, pf Bath-square, Portsinonth, widow, sail maker, May zz, •I une z, and 30, at ten, at Guiidlialt, Lon. don Attorney, Mr. George Ware, Blackman-street, Southwaik, Surrey. Rienard Kirk, or Dartford, Kent, victualler, May 22, June 2, ant 3), at ten, az Guilthiall, , Lontion. Attorney, Mr. G. Ware, Blackinan.street, Southwaik, Surrey. William Silverlocki of Newport, hie ut. Wight, cabinet. maker, May 30, at two, 31, at eleven, atiil.lun,,-, 30. at two, at the Green Dragon, Newport. Attorney, Mr. Griffith, Newport. John Siork the younger, of Kingston-upon Hull, grocer, May zi, 23, and June 30, at eleven, at the ti hite Ilair Tavern, Kingston-upon-Hull. Attornies; Messrs. Ed.: munds and Son, Exchequer Utliceoi Pleas, Lincoln's-Inn, London; or Mr. G. Haire, Hull. lames Fewster, of Loierpool, joiner and house-builder, rune it, 12, and 30, at eleven, at the Star and Garter Tavern, Liverpool. Attornies Mr. Thomas blackstcck, London; or M. lames Murrow, Liverpool. ,Neal Whyte and Alexander Graham, late of Birmingham, muslin dealers, June i i, iz, mid 3,, at one, at the Star and 'Garter TaVern, Liverpool. Attornies, Mr. Thoinaslilack. stock, Loiloon ; or Mr. James Morrow, Liverpool. Janus Payne, of west-square, Southwark, Surrey, army contractor, May 2 9 , at two, June 2., and 20, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Attornies, Gregson and Dixon, Angel-court, Throgniorton-street. , fames Nicholls, late of Gray's-lint, .Middlesex, scrivener,. May 22, zg, and lune 30, at eleven, at Gui ldhall Attor. hies, Ivlcssrs. Tyrell and Frai,cis, Guildhall. john Rushton, of Alincliester, dealer in cotton twist-and weft, tune 7, S, and 13, at two, at the Star Inn, Manches.; ter Attornies, Mr. W. Edge, Manchester; or Mr. Ellis, Chancery-lane, London. William Oakley, of Church.street, Horsleydown, wool stapler, May 2.2, - " lune 2, and 30, at ten, at Guildhall, London. ttortlia), Messrs. Barrows and Vincent, Basing iall,street, London. • "Ihotrias Litnbrick, of llawksbury, Gloucestershire, linen. draper and grocer, May 21, at eleven, - lune 2, and 30, at twelve, at the Rummer Tavern, Bristol. Attorhies, Messrs. Price and Williams, Old.buildings, Lincoln's. Inn, London; or Mr. Hetling, Chipping Sudbury, Glou cestershire. • William .fteah, of Sunderland near the Sea, Durham, leather cutter, May 28, 29; and tune 30. at eleven, at the-Queen's llead, Durham. Attornies, Mr. 131akiston, Symunirs. Inn, London ; or" Mr. Thompson, hishopwearmouth. Isaac Tooke and Augustus Todd, of the Strand, Middlesex, and of Brighton, Sussex; wine-merchants, May 2.6, J one 2, and 3e, at twelve,-at Guildhall, London. Attornies, Messrs. Wadeson, Barlow, and Grosvenor, Austin-friars, London: John Kenrick, of King-street, Soho, Middlesex, money-scri vener, May 22,,.29, and lune 33, at ten, at Guildnall. At- . . _ torney, Mr. Henson, Dorset-street. Salisbury-square, London. Robert Letnare, of Nine Elms, Surrey, brewer, May as, June 9, and ;0, at twelve, at Guildital', London. Attorney, Mr. Clutton, St. Thoulas's-street, Southwark. John Lyon, of Richmond, Surrey, &idler ' May 22, I one 2, and 3a, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. C. Put, Staple's-Inn, London. Thomas Wellings,_ot Church-lane, Whitechapel, Middle sex._ painter and plaisterer, May 22, June 5, and 30, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Fillnignain, Umon strcet, techapel DIVIDENDS. lune3u. William Gilbert, of Chiswell-street, Middlesex, grocer, at one, at Guildhall. June 9. John Sisson, of 1 ombard-street, London, banker, at eleven, at Guildhall. May 29. Charles baker, late of Saville-place, Lambeth, Surrey, flour-factor, at eleven, at Guildhall; Loftdou. June 9. Thomas John Royland, of Princes's-street, Lam beth, Surrey, barge-builder, at twelve, at Guildhall, Lun- • , don. - June 9. Richard Thackray, of Burton. Leonard, Yorkshire, tl:rx-dresser, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. tune 9. Westfield Lilley, of St. I ohn.street, Clerkenwell, Miudlesex, linen-draper, at eleven, at Guildhall. tune 26. Edward Whitmore Windle, of Rotherivithe,Surrey, ironmonger, at ten, at Guildhall, London. June 9. Richard Rouse, lite of Minster, Isle of Sheppy, Kent, carpenter, at one, at Guildhall, London. June 25. William German, of Bristol, tyler, plaisterer, and bulkier, at twelve, at the Bush Tavetn, Bristol. June 2a. Thomas Arntett, of Rainbow, I' restbury, Cheshire, cotton-spinner, at twehe, at the Red Lion Inn, Leek, stat fordsti're. • tune t t. Joseph Holmes, now or late of Underbank, inWool dale, Kirkburton, Yorkshire, merchant, at eleven, at the New Inn, Nelarsden, Almondbury. ....... July t;. William Tathatii,_Of Lancaster, mercer and linen ' draper, but bow of Ormskirk, Lancashire, innkeeper, at the King's Arms Inn, Lancaster. June is. Rohn Martin, of Louth, Lincolnshire, ship--carpen ter, at eleven, at the White hart Tavern, lingstun- upon !lull. June 13.- Charles Creetham, of Liverpool, merchant, at one. tune IS. David Rees, of Llanelly, Carinahhenshue, situp• keeper, at eleven, at the 111a,:kwo; th Arms Inn, Swansea. June 18. Christopher Watson of Plymouth, linen draper, at twelve, at the Rush i 3 ti~tul. . . . . I u n c 23. Richard Bloc* Youslett, of East.lane, 13C1111011d5Cy, Surrey, coal-merchant, at one, at Guildhal I. . J une :6. James Cooper, of Epsom, Surrey, brewer, at ten, at Guililhal , 4, London. May z 6. john l'horpe, of Vine-street,Cbandos-street, Mid dlesex, victuaLer, at one, at Guildhall. June t 9. William Cance; late of Abingdon, and afterwards of Grove, Berkshire, Woulstapler, at ten, at the Lamb Inn, . _ Abingdon. ►une 19. ►ohn Shnrson, of Fairford, Gloucestershire, carrier, at eleven, at the .Lamb Inn, Abingdon. ►une 89. ►ohn Rhodes and !oho Justainond, of Manchester, cotton-nrinufacturers, at eleven, at the Mosley's A.lllls 11M, Manchester. CERTIFIC.ATES. June 9. L. R. De loacluni, Bowling Green-buildings, rec tifier. I. South, Cardiff; ironmonger. C. Mattin, Pict:tit-street, Temple-bar, cheesernonger. W. Tatham, Lancaster, mercer. j. E. Ford, Coleman•,street.buildings, factor. • P. Prina,.brewer-streeti, Colden-squttre, jeweller. I'. Brewer, Baldwin's-gaidens, GLy'sfnn-lane, tin-plate. worker. j. Barton,lapham, Surrey, carpenter. R. Clough Bury, Salford, Lancashire, merchant. Tolhurst, Milton, Gravesend, dealer. I. . . S. Dawson, Fiddletbrd, Dorsetbhire, cattle-jobber. S. and T. Lambert, Leeds, wool-Staplers. W, Duncan, Thatched House -court, working-jeweller. LONDON: Printed by RI cHAR t) HARRIS, of No. 4, Martlett-court, Low-street; and Published by WILLIAM ARMIGER SCRIPPS, South Molton.stfcet, GroFirepar.fguare, At the SAJN•OII;t€F., No, it; Strand. where eiduertiserrit'ati, Orders for the Paper, Letters for the Editor, 6tc. (post-paid), must b ' eddre'ssTd. should agree with that Op:nion, your Committee submits to the House, whether it would not, be pro per that direetwns should be given by this House, for defending the Siveaker and the Serjeant against the said actions. On Friday morning, at four &chick, a journey man t.hoeMaker, named Rollins; undertook, for . a wager of .two guineas, to walk frem Moor , gate to the Angel Imp, ..kling - ton, 'and back again, and to repent the same in the space ut an hour, making six Miles, which ne — woh by three minute's; the rain had not then set in. , A gentleman of 'the name of Hotttc, performed five 'miles in half aft hour on F. iday, for a wager of 100 guineas,' on the Lee-bridge toad. Lieut.' ELPHINSTONE, who, at the breaking out of the.war between Great Britain and, Russia, held an important command iu the Russian naVal service; and, froth true patriotic Motives, rvsigned, rather than fight against his mother Country,- and .was iii consequence tried by a Court-Martial; and, we be', lieve, senten c ed to d ie , ha etrectta his escape, and is appointed to the command of the Duke of York hired cutter, vice Lieut. 13Atsmns, appointed to 1 11 command of the Forward gun-brig,. on the Leitli Statioa. • On the evening of the 30th ult. the Mane,hester mail-coach left London at the usual hour. Between one and two o'clock next morning, on the road from Newport Pagnell. Northarripton, one- of the ins:de passengers perceived thati here was no coach man, and that the-horses were going at an uoustt INY quick pace. He calkd to the guard; but there was 110 guard. He then awakened two .of her gentlemen (inside passengers), who had been asleep, and with some difficulty made them sensible of the dangeroto situation they were all. in: The horses were still proceeding with the greatest rapidity ; not which he at the imminent risk ,of leaped uut of the coach as it was rising a hill, with the intention of seizing the reins, if possible. Tlnis however could not be effected, though many at tempts were made, whenever the ground appeale 3 to otfer any advantage. In this situation he was left alone upon the road for some time, having lost sight of the coach, which, however, he"cOntinued to put"' sue, till at length he perceived it standing. It seeols that one of the inside passengers, a seaman, na 4 is ith great difficUlty climbed up to the top of 0 6 coach, and from thence got to the coach.b6x, and succeeded in getting hold of the reins. Thu Che"' ter .mail-coach had picked up the coachman and guard, the formei of whom having fallen asleep, 9 1 ' d tumbled headlong from his seat, the guard quitted lees station to assist him, and the coach proce - vdwg , had left them both. BIR lIIS. On Saturday Jast, the Lady of Lieutenant-Colotiell)akiso , of Nottingham -place, of a Daughter. On Tuesday the tst inst. at Fawley Parsonage, in 13o: 1 1 inghanishire, Mrs. Powys, wife of 1.2., v. T. Powys, daughter of Palgrave,, Usti, of Coltishall, jr folic, of two Sons and,a Daughter. M4RRILII, On the t 7th irit, the Rev. William Bosworth, of Both well, Northatnpionshire, late of Tamps-Hail, Smith, daughter of Smith, Esti. 'of' Birminghatlk Banker. s . same day, William Adams Welsford, Esq. of .mouth, to Mary Anne Were Clarke, claughtir • of Rich" Hall Clarke. Esq. of Bridwell-Hodse,. Devon Shire: On Saturday last,. by special. license, at Welbcck Chape l • Sir William Langh.trn; l3art. to AOgusta Prisdilla, only daugli,' ter of the Hon. William Heory I rby. 111BD. On Tuesday last, at his hotis . q,*.in" New-street, Birrni , ' , ' ham, at the age of So, Mr. Wil-liont Ryland. On Friday the illth inst. Mrs. Crawford, wife of t° ha CraWford, Esq.. at his house in BedtOrd-square. The same day, William Golightly,. Esq. of Berners.stre` , f On Sat,.rday, in Finsbury place, Elizabeth, the claugli t ' of Mr. Wylie • On the 23(1 of September, at Verdun, of the fever and W I ", Lieutenant George Lewis Ker, late Commander of His 1 "' jesty's gun.brig 'l'eazer. Pi<ICE 0: SATU 1 DAY. Bank Stock, India Stock, N a y*, ; per Cent. rot I iltlta Bonds, 2os, !as. 195-P r ' Irish s per Cent.' k xchey. Bills, 0. 0. 1" . • 4 per Cent. Sst 6 !tape ill 3 per Cent. ' 3 per Cent. I(e t 69; 70 Ditto Ann. per Cent. Cons 70i; Cons. for 2.lth inst. 70i 71 Bank L. Mtn. 18 9.l6ths RENOVATED HEALTH. a IT has-. been. too frequently ‘.4 the laje:7l of just general reprobation, that men destitute of the element s Lr the medical art have ()tiered themselves as candidates P' se public patronagein the profession of physic. For the lru r i' 2 3 o iloing justice tOthe.result of our studies anaexperience. 3 ', 4 to prevent us from being classed among those empirics tvlt imprudent pretensions hive, unfintunately for socieq', s l too favourably received', we beg leave fir subMit to the lib', and enlightened gitaithful statement of our pursuits and 4 3 ', quirements. After having received a regular medical ea u , 4 0 e tion as the pivils of Messrs. C; rinded„ and lectures and practice we carefully attended, as professor s surgeons of the London Hospital ; we entered ourseiv c . o - students in that justly celeprated school for medical accl u c c ) ,f. merit, the Royal College of Edinburgh, and .vere insul t in the dillerentbranches of anatomy, surgery, the thoirY practice of physic, chemistry, midwifery, botany, Jet - , F, by thoSe eminent prokSsors, Urs. Munro, GiegorY, Elamilkn, Duncan and Rutherford. We trust we shall act bedeemed presumptuous in saying that ,our proticiencY i e l acquirements are not inconsiderable. Having tor a. lor4; se . o d of.years made Venereal Complaints, and the various dt-' ,„ of Debility, the-particular object ot our stUtirfes and prjc.`,4 it willow hope, be alloWe.fthat.we have iciqinrel sUPf. e , i t know ledge of their treatment and cure. In slight awl 1- ` l %,p cases of infettion a perfed re-establishment is cottiple'L: l ,,, the short i•ericit of two do - 8 ; awl in those of the utm , w . ..., a veteracy, where Vfher pra.:liti , iners have fAiled of suLce;:',,e proper perseverance in our plan of • treatment ensures t' ' patient a safe and radical cure. . Amidst the melancholy variety of disorders whiOt a' - riv s effects of a habit long and most tinh:ippily pursued b, youth of both sexes, toera are no;ie ni,re alarnot:g distressing; lian those deticiencics and debilities , v ll , ica , o i tiently pre N%tnt or embitter the in:; rimostia stag:. Masons it must be a consolation t 9 know that they rlta by a new aryl infa4ible mode of treatment, rpstored mats, greatest of all human blessiNs, strong,.manly, vi t h : v et ous constitution, in all cases of debility, from wn', causearising, as .well as nn every specie of venereal inie t,o we may - be consulted by patients of eit her r‘ est secrecy and honour. !lour; of cf.nvultatton at home t ten to threc, and horn 6in roe evening till to-a. tli4iit• Patients in the cauntry are requeste.l to state tile VII' 0) , tars of their case, age, and general liahit of living, C. Closing a remittance for advice and inedicnies, when flw, will be given, or sert to any pitrt . ot the kingdom. that secrecy so essential to our undertaking . , the torsi" letters may be adied :o thraccount for iite:licines. CU It lt I and - Co. Surgeons,' No. 1,4, Ha ttori —g 3 111 r triessri. Currie and Co. ti.A.e Certificates fri o for above resliectable Professors. of Lotaton and I;dinbu r g ih ef , the diligence, skill, and humanity, with which tt:eY ' a t. formed the duties ass4ned them during the tIU O S ' tended their Lettureg and Praelice. I I i I 1 S 11 0 A l . l . 9, ~n ~ ~U T+ alt . 4b4.4